
How do I set fish as the default shell? - Ask Ubuntu
Mar 8, 2018 · You can set fish as your default shell by running. chsh -s $(which fish) To do so for another user, just add the username at the end of the command, and use sudo. Then log out …
How to add exports to fish like in .bashrc? - Ask Ubuntu
Oct 7, 2021 · This line was added inside the .bashrc file and it was able to export the variable each time I opened a terminal. Is there something like that for fish? I know that I can export …
command line - Exit from fish shell - Ask Ubuntu
Mar 12, 2014 · automatic start fish shell in terminal window. 7. Automatically running tmux in fish. 4.
Set bash as default shell with option to enter into fish
May 23, 2016 · Or exec fish, if you want your terminal/session to close when you exit fish (instead of dropping back to your original shell). – Rmano Commented May 24, 2016 at 9:08
automatic start fish shell in terminal window - Ask Ubuntu
I would like to have separate shortcut at my desktop just for the fish shell, Having a command like that does not start a window with fish shell : gnome-terminal fish If there is no solution for …
How to remove the time stamp on the right side of the fish shell?
Feb 28, 2018 · function fish_right_prompt #intentionally left blank end By putting stuff in this function you can also customize that part of the prompt however you want to. Whatever is …
Newest 'fish' Questions - Ask Ubuntu
Nov 2, 2024 · I use fish as my default shell, but installed nvm (Node Version Manager) in a bash terminal, since the installer is not compatible with fish. However, after running nvm use in …
I updated to ubuntu 20.04 and now I can't type spaces in fish …
Aug 5, 2020 · I just updated to ubuntu 20.04 and I use the fish terminal instead of bash. Now when I use fish I can't type a space anymore. Normally, on 19.10, I would type the start of a …
How to run an alias inside an alias in fish? - Ask Ubuntu
Apr 22, 2022 · The problem with sudo in a Fish alias is twofold: First, an alias is defined for your user, but when you sudo, you aren't "your user" any more. The fish configuration inside sudo …
Is it possible to use two different shells for different terminal …
All by default use bash but you can have fish opened along side with them as well. To have any of the 2 do this: gnome-terminal -e bash (To start gnome-terminal with bash) gnome-terminal -e …